Lecture

Chemical Engineering of Heterogeneous Reactions: Kinetics and Catalysis

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This lecture covers the analysis and understanding of heterogeneous reactions, including reaction mechanisms, kinetics, and transport effects. Topics include elementary reactions, surface reactivity, and rate data analysis. The instructor presents a structured approach to propose reaction sequences and derive kinetics expressions based on experimental data.

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